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Dr.C.Muthuraja's Presentation on 'Youth Leadership
The document discusses youth leadership as a crucial aspect of youth development, emphasizing the need for self-awareness, goal setting, and the ability to influence and guide others. It highlights the role of families, educational institutions, and communities in supporting youth, while outlining standards and quality indicators for effective youth leadership. The importance of developing various skills, ethical values, and positive relationships is underscored as essential for nurturing future leaders.
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Dr.C.Muthuraja's Presentation on 'Youth Leadership
- 1. YOUTH LEADERSHIP Dr.C.Muthuraja, M.A, M.Phil,PhD Dean, Curriculum Development & Research & Head, Research Department of Economics The American College, Madurai - 625 002, TAMIL NADU & Secretary, Madurai Productivity Council (cmuthuraja@gmail.com) - (M-09486373765) (Presented in Training Programme on 'Youth Leadership and Community Development' organised by Nehru Yuva Kendra, Madurai - An Autonomous Body under Ministry of Youth Welfare and Sports, Government of India @ Youth Hostel, Madurai on 28.12.2016)SINCE 1881
- 2. Youth Leadership ♦ Partof the Youth Development process and supports the young person in developing ♦ Ability to analyze his or her own strengths and weaknesses, set personal and vocational goals, and have the self-esteem, confidence, motivation, and abilities ♦ Ability to guide or direct others on a course of action, influence the opinions and behaviors of others, and serve as a role modelSINCE 1881
- 3. Youth……. ♦ Spend timetogether ♦ Provide positive, responsible role models for others ♦ Have clear rules and consequences ♦ Involved in their educational institutions ♦ Have positive family communication ♦ Provide support ♦ Responsibility shared by families, educational institutions, and communities SINCE 1881
- 4. Expect Youth…… ♦Provide positive,responsible adult role models ♦Have clear rules and consequences ♦Have a caring educational climate ♦Expect commitment from youth ♦Educational institutions promote healthy youth development SINCE 1881
- 5. Standards & QualityIndicators ♦ Acquire the skills, behaviors, and attitudes ♦ Able to explore various roles and identities, promoting self-determination ♦ Participate in the creative arts, physical education, and health education programs ♦ Provided accurate information about reproductive health and sexuality ♦ Develop interpersonal skills ♦ Participate in a variety of teamwork and networking experiences ♦ Have significant positive relationships SINCE 1881
- 6. Skills to act………… ♦ Develop ethical values and reasoning skills ♦ Develop individual strengths ♦ Demonstrate the ability to set goals and develop a plan ♦ Learn specific knowledge and skills ♦ Learn the history, values, and beliefs of their communities ♦ Engage in experiential learning ♦ Participate in service to others in their community ♦ Practice self-management and responsible decision- making ♦ Demonstrate independent living skillsSINCE 1881
- 7. Towards REAL Leader! ♦ Skills ♦ Soft Skills ♦ Technical Skills ♦ Social Skills ♦ Motivation ♦ Goals ♦ Attitude ♦ Success ♦ Innovative Idea ♦ Hard Work and Smart Work ♦ Self Motivation + + + + +SINCE 1881
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- 13. WWW.THANKS.COM ♦ QUESTIONS ♦ DOUBTS ♦CLARIFICATIONS ♦ REMARKS (IF ANY) THANKING YOU ! SINCE 1881